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Ballinaf WEEKEND EXTRA Friday July Page I Fond farewell Trends change but the Stiles were right for us By SMITH 1 1 era Id Many worshippers came out to church Sunday to hear the farewell sermon of Rev Stiles who has been the minister In for the past eight The ladles and mens choirs were both out in full force to musical selections for this special Sunday The Junior Choir under the direction of Bob did a marvel lous job as they started off with an appropriate anthem The ladies and mens choir sang together their selection was I Know Who Holds Tomorrow Just previous to Iho sermon the mens choir song Precious Memories Both were a joy to listen to Mr Stiles started his sermon by saying there are two mons difficult for a minister to give as he lakes over a new charge his first and his last Ilia first one in must hove been good but surely his last one will stand out in the memory of the congregation If spoke on A Fourdimen sional Faith He said there are many remembrances of faith support and friendship which he can recall during the years of his ministry here one of the highlights being the 100th anniversary of the Church celebrated hi May The closing hymn was Blest Bo the Tie That Binds Those who could not stay for lunch that followed the service said farewell to Mr and Mrs Silica at the door of the Sanctuary as they left for home Most however stayed or lunch and the presentations which followed The floral arrangements and lighted blue candles made a lovely setting for the special cake mode for the occasion it was a beautiful cake made and decorated by Burt a member of the choir It was in the form of an open Bible decorated with a cross and the words written across the top Don Sheila and Glen May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You Till Wo Meet Following the bounteous lunch Don Brown called Shei la and Don and son to take chair at the front and Bob read the following address Donate re on Kme tod wort thai have io only havt you provide to proceed is in true hip on Dill your lul Sunday church njirwallffl Committee chairmen named It is with deep regret I have to announce the passing of Comrade Flo Mathcson a longtime member of Branch Flo was an ex lance corporal of the serv ing from to Our deepest to those she left Comrndcs in Georgetown hospital arc Wiggins Sam Glsby and M Bill is in Toronto General Hospital and Nick Garvin is In St Johns Hospital in Toronto M Hunter of the Ladies Auxil iary is In Georgetown Hospital Car club winners were Hughes Irene Curry Jo Norm Hanson Cliff Davidson and Hal Boots will be entertaining in the lounge Saturday night The Branch has donated bus service for the disabled in Georgetown At the last general meeting the Zone Commander Jack James aw ore In the elected officers for the coming year The following elected and ap pointed men and the chairs they hold are President liar- LEGION LINES By Tom Elliott old 1st vice Com- Chamberlain Jim Hayes Is munllyAffalrsCanteenChalr- Sports Officer Jim Kirk la man and Leadership Is held by Ways and Means Lloyd Ward 2nd Vice and sell is Chair- is Pat manTomEllfottHouseChalr- Beware of bike thieves man Buster Hale Service Officer Tut Harrison Poppy Chairman Dave Bell will bo Colour Sargent Rev Barrow Is the Padre Bruce the Secretary and Frank the Treasur er Denny Wright Past Presi dent and Sick Chairman This committee is only good as the members behind them so give them every support possible to make this a successful year The office of R O Is yet to be announced With the beginning of sum mer holidays Hfllton police have reported an annual rapid increase in bicycle thefts Constable Scott rep orted this week there have been up to six reports of stolen bikes per day with a record number of 13 bikes reported stolen one day Some bikes he said are stolen repeatedly Once police have recovered the bikes they often remain unclaimed and have to be auctioned off at the end of the year Constable suggests that the children make a note of the make and serial number of their bike to aid in Identific ation Even If there Is no serial number he invites the kids to bring their bikes in and the police will put their social Insurance number on It With proper identification llallon pol Ice can recover a bike found anywhere in Canada ami Ihi in Until There ire Whrr IncldenU Ihil have provided proverbial comic relief Fur those ui who at tended the Pot think of our yearly from those Then here id the when you at templet to light more than candle Sunday would have run more II there water In the font We If the bag of would you until lime Ml M that you through the yean a each union come and god Even though you la tU but the Ml lea have been right for ua to the quaint llltle Ontario thai only I lie rwltknti know how pronounce I llnalad you your ministry In each new calling We therefore would like you to accept to that will remember til and the eight yean you spent with mow chest on you TheCnnitrrgallon ltd church was given a lovely Bible Sheila was presented with a beautiful brass candle holder and a handmade lamp made by Leo Jamleson Don Stiles was presented with a handembroidered ceremonial shawl All three made fitting replies of appreciation Sheila added an extra thankyou for the beautiful corsage she was wearing for the occasion The handshakes and farewells las ted for some time as another happy event came to a close Speyside residents treatment at hearing disturbs NECs Roy Booth Continued from Page 1 unique wildlife micro climate The absence of some other common plant species abound in Ha I ton indica te that the forest has been basically tampered with by man since the the Ice Age Adhering strictly with the letter of the law hearing officer Shrives ensured that evidence presented on the Standard proposal dealt speci fically with the companys plans for the property and discouraged questions which attempted to assess farther reaching effects the proposal would have Because of the limited area to which questions could be posed without being ruled out of order resident Jean Foils found it difficult to coresexamine some of Stand ards evidence In a letter to Premier Bill Davis published in last weeks Herald Mrs Falls sharply criticized Mr Shrives Inter ruptions to her questioning which she said eventually red uced her to tears Like other residents living almost next door to the scd quarry Mrs Falls Is concerned about effects on her water supply which the dig ging and possibly blasting may have as well as the effect of noise and dust on the area surrounding the Standard pro perly NOT NEC As a town and regional councillor Mr Booth was especially concerned about the way Mrs Fail was treated at the hearings and he stressed 1 that the hearing officers are functioning entirely as from the NEC I was quite disturbed my self at the manner with which the hearing officers treated her Coun Booth said adding that Mrs Falls questions about adjoining lands could have been asked if they had been worded properly Although he maintained that Mr Shrives was absolutely correct in adhering to the letter of the law confining questions specifically to the site Coun Booth said there was no reason for the hear ing officer a curtness Despite the tension and oc casional bitterness which part icularly flared up during the Standard Aggregate sessions Hills lawyer Tom And erson reported to the towns general committee meeting last week that opponents of the companys proposal fared well against Standards astute law yer Burton and the companys wellprepared study While not knowing what Standards case would entail the town working closely with Hal ton Region Conservation Authority lawyer Bert Arnold was able to effectively use a report from Dillon Consultants as well as statements from other experts The hearing officers decis ion is of paramount import ance to local planners Even though their approval of the Standard proposal would only be the first step before quarry ing actually begins eventually the company Would have to appear before a Pits and 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